<VV> Wheel Dolly Recommendation

[Sethracer at aol.com]

Our Autocross club holds the monthly events in a parking lot at  
Lockheed-Martin. Each month someone ignores the several day's notice posted at  the 
parking lot and parks their car where the course will go. The club  bought a 
set of four jacks - Actual Go-Jack brand - three of one  jacking direction 
any one of the other. We keep them in the trailer and  usually end up moving a 
car or two at each event. One of the castors was caught  sideways and with 
the help of several car pushers, was pushed sideways for quite  a distance - 
destroying the wheel. An internet link and a credit card brought a  
replacement wheel in the mail quickly. Most importantly, if pushing the  cars if 
certain directions from several points on the car, it is easy for  someone to 
push a castor over your toes. Or, at least, over the front of your  shoes. 
Be careful! This won't happen in your own garage with just you pushing! I  
think they are a great design and they have worked great for us. If you are  
using them once a year, the knockoffs are probably fine. For regular use,  
though, by the real thing, USA built, I believe.
 
-Seth Emerson 
 
 
In a message dated 1/2/2014 5:28:15 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
wblanning at comcast.net writes:

I'd like  to get recommendations for wheel dollies (skates) that have the   
jacks built in the dollies .  Does anyone have suggestions on which brand  
to get or which to avoid?  Some appear to have hydraulic jacks and others  
are mechanical.